Got Squirrels

[mike1003]

https://www.bustle.com/life/best-ani...ts-for-gardens


MrsM uses Liquid Fence as well as Deer Scram (Coyote urine) that's not listed


LIQUID FENCE

If you like the idea of a scented animal deterrent but prefer something you can sprinkle on the ground, these scented granules might do the trick. They won’t harm plants or animals but deliver a potent scent derived from whole egg solids, garlic, and thyme oil to keep animals like deer and rabbits away. These granules are water-resistant, can cover up to 2,500 square feet of space, and can even be applied via a spreader and used as a lawn ground cover for a repellent for your whole yard.
One Reviewer Wrote: “Absolutely love this product! We have tried many things to deter the deer and rabbits from my flower gardens and these granules are the only thing that work. We sprinkle a light coating around the plants they like and it lasts about 3 weeks or more. The smell is very strong so I wouldn’t store this inside a house. The scent fades outside in about 24-48 hours to be tolerable to be around. With the great success we have using this, I highly recommend it!”

Deer Scram Professional

Deer Scram Professional Deer Repellent comes from a line of effective repellents by Epic and is a repellent granule that triggers a strong fear-based response from deer by emitting an odor they associate with death.
Deer Scram Deer Repellent is non-toxic and environmentally friendly. The Deer Scram granules are not harmful to deer, but provide enough power to humanely ward deer off from an area before they can deal damage to shrubs, plants and gardens. Deer Scam Professional is effective for up to 90 days and does not have an odor during application.

Both are similar, but different

[norman_w]

Feed them peanut butter and watch their little tongues go back and forth at fast speed

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by anitak1982

Yes we are finding out that the carpenter bees are back. We bought a carpenter bee trap and already have quite a few.

I didn't know that there was a trap. Thank you! They just started drilling into my four year old wood. I guess it's finally ripe enough for them.

[anitak1982]

Originally Posted by Gerania

I didn't know that there was a trap. Thank you! They just started drilling into my four year old wood. I guess it's finally ripe enough for them.

Not my image, this one is from HGTV that has a tutorial on how to make one.
https://www.hgtv.com/outdoors/garden...enter-bee-trap

[anitak1982]

Originally Posted by norman_w

Feed them peanut butter and watch their little tongues go back and forth at fast speed

Feed what peanut butter? Squirrels? No thanks.